There are a lot of natural hair products out there. A. Lot. And most of the time, their marketing is so great that they will convince you that your natural hair needs every serum, custard, and cocktail that they offer. You don’t have to have it. Seriously, step away from the product aisle!

Who says comic books and lookbooks can’t go together? Who says comic book heroines and heroes can’t inspire a kick-ass outfit? Oh, I don’t know who said that – I was asking you. One thing’s for sure, though, I didn’t say it and it can be done…

I’ve been there. In fact, I’m pretty sure I looked just like the natural in this photo. Sometimes you just get frustrated with your natural hair journey and you want to throw in the towel. Well, have no fear – you’re weekend natural hair inspiration is here. Along with some tips for getting past your natural hair plateau…

Sometimes your hair just needs a good cleansing. I know, I know… sulfates and stripping and harsh and cowashing. But seriously – conditioner can’t always get our hair clean, and if your natural hair is not as porous as others, you could collect buildup from all the styling products. And nobody wants buildup. No one. When you can find a shampoo that works, hang on to it for those wash days when you need to really cleanse.

We talk a lot about finding your personal style when it comes to fashion and clothing, but we don’t always discuss defining your personal natural hair style. No, not the hairstyle we choose for the week or for an event; I’m talking about our distinctive style that defines how we choose to wear our natural hair most of the time, and the reasoning behind it. This is just as important as knowing our personal style for fashion. Let’s discuss…

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Skin Disclaimer

So I am not a skin care professional. You already know this from my About Me page. The advice in this post is not advice that should be considered medical advice – it is more of the common sense skin care variety taken from my personal experience with my own skin issues, failures, and successes. Don’t come for me, you’ve been warned! 🙂

I am a huge fan of My Skin Trx, and that is what I use on my skin. I am an affiliate of My Skin Trx, and any purchases you make using my code will give me a small percentage, as well. However, I will not endorse any products that I have not used and believe in, first. That’s a promise. Because ain’t nobody got time for using products they don’t love. And I lourve My Skin Trx.

Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer

Heeeeeeey Blog Naturals! You should know that some of the links below are affiliate links; this means that if you click on a product link, I may receive compensation. Of course, this compensation comes at no additional cost to you, but gives me a small stipend to help pay for the work I do on this blog and will continue to do. Remember that I will never promote any product that I do not use myself and highly recommend. So you get to purchase awesome products that you’ll love, and I get to keep doing what I love. It’s a win-win in my book. As always, thank you for following this blog! <3

Ask Me About My Hair (.com) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.